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Filing returns for taxpayers whose identities were stolen
đź“š What This Guide Covers
This article explains what identity-theft victims should do when filing their tax return, including Form 14039.
⚠️ Before You Begin
Confirm whether the taxpayer’s primary and/or secondary SSN was misused so you can determine the correct filing approach.
đź“Š Step-by-Step Guide
Step 1: Still plan to file a return
Taxpayers who may have been victims of identity theft are still expected to file a return.
Step 2: Use the guidance for Form 14039
IRS instructions for Form 14039 state:
If you are unable to file your return electronically because the primary and/or secondary SSN was misused, attach this form and documentation to your paper return and submit to the IRS location where you normally file.
For more information, see IRS Form 14039: http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f14039.pdf
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